Hey guys,
My name is Dave, and I'm from Massachusetts here in the US.
Affiliate & Background
I started my affiliate marketing journey in the early 2000s, largely with success driving traffic via a combination of paid ads on MSN and SEO to niche websites.
Went into selling SaaS to online marketers including channels like WarriorForum. While WSO vendors have a stigma, it was a good source of low-cost customer acquisition. Things may have changed now.
Ironically after college, I ended up working at an affiliate network Conversant (use to be Commission Junction) for my day job. I helped manage advertiser accounts to make sure client guidelines were followed by super affiliates (CJPs).
I left the company to pursue a startup.
Unfortunate Incident Left Me Disabled
Sadly, a few years ago, I was given an IV medication in the hospital that left me disabled as a side effect. As a result, I'm in chronic pain, and no longer have full function in my daily life without support. Nonetheless, I'm alive and I take it as a learning experience. Even if I'll never be the same person again.
While this message is out of place on an affiliate marketing forum, I
My name is Dave, and I'm from Massachusetts here in the US.
Affiliate & Background
I started my affiliate marketing journey in the early 2000s, largely with success driving traffic via a combination of paid ads on MSN and SEO to niche websites.
Went into selling SaaS to online marketers including channels like WarriorForum. While WSO vendors have a stigma, it was a good source of low-cost customer acquisition. Things may have changed now.
Ironically after college, I ended up working at an affiliate network Conversant (use to be Commission Junction) for my day job. I helped manage advertiser accounts to make sure client guidelines were followed by super affiliates (CJPs).
I left the company to pursue a startup.
Unfortunate Incident Left Me Disabled
Sadly, a few years ago, I was given an IV medication in the hospital that left me disabled as a side effect. As a result, I'm in chronic pain, and no longer have full function in my daily life without support. Nonetheless, I'm alive and I take it as a learning experience. Even if I'll never be the same person again.
While this message is out of place on an affiliate marketing forum, I
